Felts Tract
Felts Tract
240 +/- Acres
CR 49, 4 Miles N of Camden
Wilcox County, AL
$ 600,000
Beautiful 240 Ac tract of land in the fertile region of the Black Belt. This tract has hardwoods & pine plantations, along with LARGE bucks & eastern wild turkeys!
DESCRIPTION
Welcome to The Felts Tract! This is a beautiful 240 +/- acre property in Wilcox County just 4 miles North of Camden along CR 49. The Felts tract is situated in the fertile region of the Black Belt, known for producing large bucks and hard gobbling eastern wild turkeys. Across the property, you’ll find a mix of hardwoods, and 2 different ages of pine plantation being aged at 8-10 years old and 4-5 years old. The Felts Tract has a great internal road system allowing for easy access across the property and to the 5 different food plots. The 5 food plots range in size of ½ acre to roughly 4 acres, and two of the food plots could make for a nice dove hunting field as well. The topography over the majority of the tract can be described as gentle to rolling. One of the best features of this tract is its location and the resources that are close by. The Alabama River is less than 10 minutes from the property with multiple boat ramps and campgrounds around Camden and Millers Ferry. Tracts like these rarely come for sale in this part of the state, so don’t miss out on owning a beautiful property in Wilcox County! The sellers will furnish a deeded access at closing to the new owner. There is some road frontage on CR49 where a new access road could be implemented if the purchaser desires. For more information please contact Hayden Nichols at 205 – 799 – 1495.
Property Highlights
- 240 +/- acres
- 4 Miles North of Camden along CR 29
- Located in a fertile region of the Black Belt
- Mix of hardwoods & two pine plantations (8-10 yrs. & 4-5 yrs)
- Great internal road system
- Five different food plots from 1/2 to 4 acres
- Gentle to rolling topography
- Incredible location & nearby resources
- Large bucks, eastern wild turkeys, & doves
- Alabama River is less than 10 minutes away
- A little over an hour’s drive from Montgomery
- 30 minute drive from Selma
- Two hour drive from Mobile
